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Hard to crack: nut trees
Par Meredith Hughes. 2001
Examines one of the oldest, most portable foods on earth, the nut. Discusses the history, growing requirements, and food value…
of pecans, walnuts, almonds, pistachios, cashews, macadamias, and other species grown around the world. Includes a recipe featuring each of these six nuts. For grades 4-7. 2001Oz Clarke's introducing wine
Par Oz Clarke. 2000
Asserting that wine should be chosen for its flavor, Clarke offers a guide to the range of wine tastes available…
throughout the world. He presents fifteen broad styles, tells how each is unique, and gives tips on buying and storing wine. Includes section on worldwide wine producing. 2000Mastering the art of French cooking: v. 2
Par Julia Child. 1970
In this companion to Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume 1 (BR 12229), the authors offer "Americans, working with…
American ingredients," the opportunity to create additional French cuisine. Here they concentrate on the expansion of basic dishes in seven areas, including soups, breads, meats, chicken, and dessertsFull of beans
Par Brooke Dojny. 1996
Dojny describes various types of beans, debunks the old concept that beans have to be soaked overnight, and offers seventy-five…
recipes for appetizers, soups, salads, and main dishes--both with and without meatMills says he ate out a lot as a college student, until he drained his savings and was forced into…
the kitchen. In a panic, he called Mom for help. She compiled these simple recipes, with tips and warnings for preparing them. She provided suggestions for basic staples--spices, canned goods, and utensils--to have on handThe art of cooking for the diabetic
Par Mary Hess. 1978
Revised edition containing information on diabetes and its management, based on 1994 recommendations of the American Diabetes Association. Includes advice…
on exercise, alcohol, dining out, and eating while traveling; recipes for soups, breads, meats, poultry, seafood, eggs, cheese, yogurt, pastas, and dessertsMastering the art of French cooking: v. 1
Par Julia Child. 1961
Classic cookbook, originally written in 1961, offering advice and recipes for beginners and experienced cooks. Presents step-by-step instructions for each…
recipe, with special attention to basic recipes that are the backbone of French cuisine. Discusses equipment and the buying and handling of ingredients. Companion to Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume 2 (BR 12230)Preserving for all seasons
Par Anne Gardon. 1999
A guide to canning and pickling fresh fruits and vegetables throughout the year. Offers recipes for every season with creative…
suggestions for using the products. Includes directions for preparing pears in wine, Indian chutney, Chinese pickles, and other unusual concoctions. 1999One dough, fifty cookies: baking favorite and festive cookies in a snap
Par Leslie Pendleton. 1998
Former food editor of Gourmet magazine provides a recipe and instructions for one large master batch of butter cookie dough.…
Each of the fifty recipes for distinctly flavored cookies that follows calls for one half of the master dough. Covers spritz, icebox, rolled or cutout, drop, and bar formsTall and tasty: fruit trees
Par Meredith Hughes. 2000
Spill the beans and pass the peanuts: legumes
Par Meredith Hughes. 1999
Green power: leaf & flower vegetables
Par Meredith Hughes. 2001
The White House family cookbook
Par Henry Haller. 1987
White House executive chef presents recipes for informal first-family gatherings and state occasions. Includes the Johnsons' Texas-style barbecued ribs, the…
poached egg and hash Nixon requested for his farewell breakfast, the Fords' chocolate angel food cake, the Carters' fried fish with hush puppies, and Reagan's favorite macaroni and cheese. Personal memories embellish text. 1987A spoonful of ginger: irresistible, health-giving recipes from Asian kitchens
Par Nina Simonds. 1999
Recipes inspired by the Asian holistic philosophy of eating meals that are good for you, seasonally appropriate, and flavorful, with…
a balance of yin and yang--the complementary forces that cool or warm the body. Discusses foods that help relieve various medical conditions; includes formulas for herbal tonics. 1999Yes, we have bananas: fruits from shrubs & vines
Par Meredith Hughes. 2000
Les meilleures recettes à la mijoteuse: délices et trucs pour la mijoteuse électrique
Par Donna-Marie Pye. 2005
"La mijoteuse électrique est l'appareil idéal pour ceux qui désirent des repas savoureux, préparés le plus simplement et, surtout, le…
plus rapidement possible. Bien que la cuisson des plats en mijoteuse soit très lente, la préparation, elle, se fait en un tournemain! Cet ouvrage, en plus de vous offrir une foule de recettes délicieuses, vous explique comment tirer le meilleur parti de votre mijoteuse, ou comment la choisir si vous souhaitez en acquérir une. [...]" -- 4e de couvSoul food: recipes and reflections from African-American churches
Par Joyce White. 1998
More than 150 recipes and reminiscences gathered from members of African American churches throughout the United States. Presents a brief…
history and variations for each type of dish; includes standard favorites such as cornbread and sweet potato pieCool as a cucumber, hot as a pepper: fruit vegetables
Par Meredith Hughes. 1999
Discusses the history and uses of plants that are normally thought of as vegetables but share some of the traits…
of fruits, such as tomatoes, eggplants, avocados, cucumbers, peppers, squash, and breadfruit. Includes recipes. For grades 4-7. 1999Cooking methods and techniques developed through research at the Texas School for the Blind. In addition to recipes, the book…
gives basic principles of meal planning, marketing, food preparation, table service, and food storage. 1986Flavor foods: spices & herbs
Par Meredith Hughes. 2000
Describes the historical origins, uses, and growing requirements of various spices and herbs derived from flowers, fruits, leaves, bark, seeds,…
roots, and rhizomes. Includes pepper, vanilla, nutmeg, horseradish, licorice, ginger, cinnamon, mustard, basil, rosemary, saffron, and parsley. For grades 4-7. 2000